[kyzcreig]

Thanks fellas.

[kyzcreig]

With some tweaking I got it working, thanks Kyle.

[kyzcreig]

Oh I’ve switched domains try:
http://irc.bio/

user: atelier
pw: support

[kyzcreig]

I’d like it to have the margin/indentation of the shortcodes but use the standard disc icon (which is not available with shortcodes… how is this possible?). The following image shows the ShortCode Ultimate, Swift Framework and Default Lists in that order.

I’d like the simple disc list to work without shortcodes (if feasible).

[kyzcreig]

Hi Kyle, yeah I got it working by doing the following:

.product-after-summary ul{
list-style:disc inside !important;
}

It still looks a little unseemly (compared to the rest of your beautiful styling) but I’ll take it if there isn’t a better solution.

[kyzcreig]

Thanks, that didn’t work but I changed it to this and got it:
.product-after-summary ul {
list-style:disc !important;
}

How would I bring the dots inside again?

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I’ve tried
list-style-position: inside !important;

But that didn’t work. I guess I could put a margin on li but maybe you know a cleaner way?

[kyzcreig]

Seems it happens because the menu custom links assume they’re installed on the base domain as opposed to a subdomain.

[kyzcreig]

Ok I see the problem here. I’m running the demo on AMMPS localhost/wp/. It’s navigating to localhost/shop instead of localhost/wp/shop

Any ideas on how to resolve this or why it would happen? I’m using a fresh install of WP and can wipe if needed. I would just change the offending URLs but it looks like there’s quite a lot of them.

[kyzcreig]

Thanks this does the trick.

[kyzcreig]

How would I disable the top spacing on this page: http://autoanathema.com/shop-3/?preview=true

I don’t see that meta option.

[kyzcreig]

Ok I found the fa-flask, this is just the icon I needed! Is there anywhere I can look up all the icons for font-awesome and their corresponding codes used in Atelier?

[kyzcreig]

To answer the previous question, in the page footer but it doesn’t matter. I’ve gotten font-awesome icons working down there, I just need a lab beaker icon in this case. I’d be willing to manually add it in if necessary via the fontawesome css sheet, if you think that’s the right approach.

[kyzcreig]

I’m trying to add the following lab beaker icon:
http://fortawesome.github.io/Font-Awesome/3.2.1/icon/beaker/

This isn’t supported on regular font-awesome, it’s on fort-awesome (note fort not font). I don’t really know what the difference is beyond the latter having a wider selection of icons.

[kyzcreig]

Man you guys are quick. Thank you.

[kyzcreig]

I believe I found the culprit. My window was zoomed at 110% on my website but 100% on the demo. This was enough to break styling on a few elements. Not a big deal although some folks do use zoomed in windows. An easy way to fix that would be to use relative units in the CSS instead of px.